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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1937

Page

7

Weekend Visits Highlight Local Social Roundup

J. C. Hardin visits daughter Mrs. Jack Cornwell while Ralph Huffman and children of Crane stay with relatives here. C. B. Skinner and Wink visit Venable family. Charlene Craig of Crane visits her parents. Pete Stark family from Big Spring returns home after visiting. Mrs. A. L. Reese and son return to Goldsmith after visiting Mollie Pearce. An all day singing is planned at the gym on the first Sunday in November.

J. C. Hardin Jack Cornwell Ralph Huffman Crane C. B. Skinner Wink C. T. Venable Charlene Craig C. C. Craig Pete Stark Big Spring A. L. Reese Goldsmith Mollie Pearce

Community Notices From Macksville and Nearby

Macksville residents attend funeral in Clarendon for Mrs Barnett’s brother in law. Eula Davis of Paluxy recovering after operation at her sister’s home. Spike visited the Simon Edinburgh home. Harold and Glynn Caraway traveled to Knox City with Glynn staying there. Orville Roberson of Comanche and Robbie Skinner of Gustine visited the McDonalds and family for the weekend.

Tom Holland Emma Waldrop M. Barnett Clarendon Barnett Eula Davis Paluxy Edinburgh Spike Simon Edinburgh Harold Glynn Caraway Knox City Glynn

Indian Gap News and Obituaries

Mrs. D S Hitt of Indian Gap dies at Hamilton hospital on Monday October 11 with funeral services Tuesday and burial in Indian Gap Cemetery. Local visits note community ties as families travel between Indian Gap, Olden, Mt Olive and Brownwood. Birth announced for James Ray, son of Mr and Mrs Jim Anderson of Indian Gap born October 9.

D. S. Hitt Indian Gap Hamilton Alphus Roberts Olden Doss Richardson Elmer Koen S. O. Koen Mt. Olive Neva Cox Aubrey Shaver Brownwood Jim Anderson James Ray Mr. Anderson Earnest Anderson

McNutty’s Barber Shop Display Promotes Wolfe Trees

An offer highlights a display at McNutty’s Bar ber Shop promoting Wolfe's trees for growing fruit and nut yields. The message emphasizes quality and potential growth.

McNutty's Wolfe

Creomulsion Offers Quick Relief For Coughs And Colds

An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a potent remedy for coughs chest colds and bronchial irritation. It claims to reach the seat of trouble soothe inflamed membranes loosen and expel germs with a money back guarantee if not satisfied after the first bottle.

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C. H. Donaho Attery Is Are Arl R. Evans Prop East Side Square Top & Body Works J.C. Jacobs Clark Macksville THE Travel Higginbotham Dewey Dodson J.R. Eanes & CO John D. Waring C. A. Greene Chiropractic R. B. Maddux DR. Mollie Armstron Center Avenue J. B. Allcorn BULLS Higgins’ Produce Co Huett’s Furniture Sidney Street Comanche Jacent Farmers Produce CO Geo. C. McKinzie Texas Uli Ally Chevrolet Ty & Ita Comanche County Abstract CO J. R. Eanes Comanche National Bank Insurance and Bonds Elkins’ Tin Shop Thos. Stark Square Daughety Clinic Central Brownwood, Texas McKinzie Hotel McKinngie Mie- Kinzie Hotel Davenport Depot Street N. A. Palmer & Co Nat'l. Bank C. W. Gray Office West Side Square Gulf Oil Corporation W. H. Slider E. R. Ammons Kenneth Ory Blackwell Sanitarium Gorman, Texas A. J. Gray
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